Morgan Park Woman’s Club, GFWC Illinois
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs - Illinois
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Our Meetings:

First Tuesday of Month
October through April
For 2010, November meeting is 2nd Tuesday, because of the election.
Refreshments at 12:30, Meeting at 1:00

Luncheon in April

Bethlehem Lutheran Church
9401 S. Oakley Ave.
Chicago, IL 60643.
Our Meetings:

First Tuesday of Month
October through April
For 2010, November meeting is 2nd Tuesday, because of the election.
Refreshments at 12:30, Meeting at 1:00

Luncheon in April

Bethlehem Lutheran Church
9401 S. Oakley Ave.
Chicago, IL 60643.
We Welcome New Members

Please contact our President
Anna-Marie Brodsky
3550 W. 98th St.
Evergreen Park, IL 60805
708-423-0213
amb83@juno.com
Club Committees

“Clippers” for The Ridge Historical Society
Fund Raising
Historian
Reporting
Programs
Hospitality
Audit
Budget & Finance
Club Projects

Ridge Historical Society
(Provide clipping and archiving services of all community based businesses, organizations, real estate, people, etc.)

Milk Bottle Collections
(Earmarked for organizations at every meeting)

Books are collected and purchased for area public school libraries.
(Librarians are contacted for wish lists, and they also can select from books collected.)

Sponsor student for Leadership Seminar from Local Public High School.

Beverly Art Center

Maple Morgan Park Food Pantry
Club Officers

Anna-Marie Brodsky..........President
Doris Moulton.........1st Vice President
Judy Wagner..........2nd Vice President
Sue Mulcahy and Cheryl Tully.........3rd Vice Presidents
Karen Petraitis..........Secretary
Nancy Mishlove..........Treasurer
Sue Delves..........Corresponding Secretary
History

Our club was established November 5, 1889.  We have extensive historical files, yearbooks, and membership records that all are well organized and fascinating to look through.

We are just finishing putting our "occasional papers" into 17 notebooks, stored at our historical society.  These are in addition to our complete set of yearbooks beginning at the turn of the last century, and a complete set of minutes.  Our historical society presently is featuring our participation in the Better Homes in America project in 1927.


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